I am an Android Developer who has been in the Android community for three years, constantly improving himself and aiming for specialization.

🧑‍🔧 How do I keep myself up to date ?

• Android Jetpack Compose : This UI toolkit allows me to create UI with less code and faster.
• Android Development : This documents I learned many code functions, including how to create a user interface using XML.
• Architectural Patterns : I start by getting to know the architectures I want to learn on wikipedia.
• Kotlin : I sometimes refresh my knowledge by following the updates to Kotlin here.
• Youtube Channels
  • Stefan Jovanovic : I follow detailed examples about Jetpack compose on this youtube channel.
  • Philipp Lackner : I follow details about Android components and architectures on this channel.
  • Kekod : I follow the Kotlin documentation and the trainings held every year and get examples.

📰 Where do I follow the news ?

• Android Headlines
• Android Authority
• Android Centeral
• Android Police
• XDA

🧠 What libraries do I know ?

• REMOTE
  • Retrofit : I use this library to create an HTTP client on an Android device.
  • Apollo : I use this library to define and process GraphQL queries.
  • Firebase : I use it to create and manage users along with cloud database, application crashing and analyzing process.
• LOCAL
  • Datastore : I use it to permanently save small data, usually in the form of keys and values, and to read them on the fly.
  • Room : I use it for local server purposes to save and read a set of tabular data.
• Dependency Injection ( DI )
  • Koin : This library is the dependency injection I've been using a lot lately because of its simplicity compared to Hilt.
  • Hilt : It is my Dagger based dependency injection library that I can't do without even though it was difficult at first.
• Asynchronous
  • Kotlin Coroutines : A library that allows me to run three scopes and dispatchers with suspend functions asynchronously.
• Data Stream
  • Kotlin Flow : It is my asynchronous data streaming library, but it is more flexible than Livedata.
  • Livedata : I use it for a data flow structure that is sensitive to activity and part lifecycle, but I generally prefer flow.
• Picture
  • Picasso : It is the first image upload library I met that is older and slightly less efficient than Glide and Coil.
  • Glide : This library is more performance than the picasso, but slightly more complex.
  • Coil : This library is new, but it has jetpack compose support and includes all the positive features of picasso and glide.
• Animation
  • Lottie : It is my library that allows me to animate with raw files.

🧠 What architectures do I know ?

• Model - View - ViewModel
• Model - View - Controller
• Model - View - Adapter
• Model - View - Presenter

🧠 What am I learning now ?

• Android Jetpack Conpose

🧙‍♂️ How will you contact me ?